Québec students pressure government to put Indigenous instruction in schools
Danielle Rochette APTN National News Québec’s college students are teaming up with a political party…
Education
Minister of Indigenous Affairs money a good start, but more is needed
Robbie Purdon APTN National News The Long Point First Nation has waited a long time…
Band-operated schools at ‘significant’ disadvantage due to funding shortfalls: report
There were over 110,000 students on-reserve in 2013.
Indigenous leaders asked for input on new education policy in Quebec
Series of consultations happening across province.
Anishinabek look to take control of education system
But first they need to get their citizens on board.
All talk and no money, Mi’kmaq out east say bureaucracy hasn’t caught up with Trudeau’s Sunny ways
Money is slow to come down east as Mi’kmaq communities try to get projects up and running.
Mother says her son’s right to an education is being denied
Shaneen Robinson-Desjarlais APTN National News In most of the country, kids have already started school…
Back to school for students in northern First Nations means leaving family
For hundreds of students in Ontario’s far north, getting to school means more than just jumping on the school bus
One Métis student’s path to higher education and discovering her roots
April Johnson APTN National News It’s time for students to head back to school. While…